Baccalaureate Update
Once the high school informs us of a graduation date, we'll confirm a date for baccalaureate and mail every senior household a baccalaureate invitation with updated information. If you'd like to attend baccalaureate, simply click on our sign-up page. That way, we can keep you updated by email.
We rest in the assurance that God is in control, and coronavirus doesn't change that. During this time, if you have a need or want someone to pray with you, please click on our contact page and let us know how we can help.
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Our 2020 Speaker
Pastor Jason Fullum
Ministry Director, Youth for Christ East Michigan
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Once the high school informs us of a graduation date, we'll confirm a date for baccalaureate and mail every senior household a baccalaureate invitation with updated information. If you'd like to attend baccalaureate, simply click on our sign-up page. That way, we can keep you updated by email.
We rest in the assurance that God is in control, and coronavirus doesn't change that. During this time, if you have a need or want someone to pray with you, please click on our contact page and let us know how we can help.
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Our 2020 Speaker
Pastor Jason Fullum
Ministry Director, Youth for Christ East Michigan
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Never heard of
a high school baccalaureate service before?
You're in good company!
a high school baccalaureate service before?
You're in good company!
Baccalaureate is just a big word for a Christian service that honors graduating high school seniors. It is a way of getting the senior class together so they can receive prayer and a blessing before they graduate and go out into the world.
The Romeo Baccalaureate Committee works hard to make this service not only something to bless our seniors, but an exciting service they want to attend! With the help of past seniors and the youth pastors/leaders on our committee, we organize the service with the 2020 senior in mind. That means:
**Live music from a contemporary Christian band
**Videos featuring our seniors
**A message from Pastor Jason Fullum,
**Members of the senior class are involved in the service.
**A reception with baked goods, cake, punch…all the seniors (and their guests) can eat!
** A drawing where seniors can win gas cards or gifts/gift certificates from local businesses and restaurants. Seniors will also have a chance to win one of the $250 Visa Gift Cards donated by the Romeo Kiwanis and the baccalaureate committee.
**Videos featuring our seniors
**A message from Pastor Jason Fullum,
**Members of the senior class are involved in the service.
**A reception with baked goods, cake, punch…all the seniors (and their guests) can eat!
** A drawing where seniors can win gas cards or gifts/gift certificates from local businesses and restaurants. Seniors will also have a chance to win one of the $250 Visa Gift Cards donated by the Romeo Kiwanis and the baccalaureate committee.
Varsity Football Coach Curt Rienas gave the message in 2016
'While we strive to make baccalaureate fun, exciting, and meaningful for our seniors, that’s not the main reason that the Romeo Baccalaureate Committee organizes a baccalaureate service. The biggest reason is this—our seniors will face some overwhelming decisions and tough choices after they graduate.
We want to make sure they receive lots of prayer. We want to make sure they are blessed. We want to give them an opportunity to hear a message from a godly speaker that will help our graduates make good decisions in their future.
That's why we do it!
So, Class of 2020, we'll keep you posted!
We want to make sure they receive lots of prayer. We want to make sure they are blessed. We want to give them an opportunity to hear a message from a godly speaker that will help our graduates make good decisions in their future.
That's why we do it!
So, Class of 2020, we'll keep you posted!
Reception in cafeteria. Over 30 gifts or gift cards were given away to grads!
